Braveland Pirate
The Braveland trilogy concludes with the most exciting book of all, number three – welcome to Braveland Pirate strategy game! A crew of pirates led by Captain Jim embarks on a search for the Eternal Treasure. Hordes of undead, chests full of gold, devious pirate captains, and breathtaking adventures await you in the Free Islands. Your Hero steps on the battlefield for the first time in the series Travel freely between the islands on your own ship Random encounters with enemies in the open sea Heaps of rare artifacts stashed away in treasure chests Pirate tricks that change the course of a battle Three talent trees to enhance your captain A real pirate crew: cabin boy, daredevil, cannoneer, possessed, and many more Hand drawn tropical islands surrounded by a vast ocean Hunt for the heads of the most notorious criminals More than seven hours of real adventures
Game Discussion
Steam User 4
TL;DR: this game is the definitive Braveland experience and pretty simple fun at that. Get it on sale, play it, and forget about the first and second game.
This game, on its own, is fine fun. However, after playing through all 3 Braveland games, I've grown discontent with the series as a whole. Braveland is a frustratingly long trilogy for a series that almost never innovates on anything. The only thing innovated from the first game is the forgetful talent system in Wizard and Pirate.
Sure, the heroes and troops are different in each game, but not really... just stack troops and focus on doing as much damage as you can, GG.
The only other difference is that each game is longer than the last.
By the end of this game, I was thoroughly exhausted with the formula and just wanted to be done with it, but only because I had 20+ hours of it already under my belt from playing through the first two games.